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I could not believe my eyes when I saw these foreign robbers who make an attempt to rob my kind neighbour sundry shop.They looked very strong and mean.Two of them,tall and dark-skin wearing masks and wanted to rob Mr.Samy's shop.It happened one evening when the sun was about to set, my mother asked to me to go and buy some onions and salts from a nearby sundry shop which is apparently my neighbour.The shop was managed by Mr Samy , a jovial middle-aged indian man with a huge pot-belly.His wife and two young chlidren, a boy and a girl help him to run the shop . It was almost completely dark when I reached the shop.mr Samy had switched on the lights in his small but quite spacious sundry shop.He was alone at that time and I was the only costumer. Samy greeted me with a smile.I always wanted to ask his how he kept his teeth so sparkling white but I was afraid to ask. Anyway I told him what I wanted to buy and he went about getting the things for me .

True enough, my caution was justified until the next moment.Without any warning, one of the robbers quickly acted and raised his knife towards Samy’s neck.I saw his strong muscle and I had no doubt he was very strong.Samy froze and his face turned pale.I was baffled.Then the next thing I could not move neither my hands nor the other parts of my body.I was held in a vice-like grip by the other man.I did not even see his coming.I struggled but all I could do was to make the grip tighten me and I found it difficult to breathe.

I could hear a lot of shouting and I could see the robber made a blunder of his life.When Samy opened up the cash drawer,he was greedy and tried grabbing as much cash as possible and transfered them into his pocket.He was bending to grab the RM50 note when it fell onto the ground.Samy took his chances and moved like a lightning speed.He grabbed a bottle of red tomato ketchup and broke it on the robber’s head.The robber was bleeding profusely.

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